Stop Translating in Your Head! Learn English in Chunks | B1–B2

Do you translate every word in your head before speaking English? Learn how to use natural English phrases, recognize useful language chunks, and avoid a common grammar mistake with “look forward to.” In this Speaklytic English lesson, Emma guides intermediate learners through practical examples, a workplace conversation, speaking practice, and a quick quiz to help you use English expressions more naturally. 📚 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Why translating word by word can make speaking more difficult How to learn and practise English in meaningful phrase chunks The grammar pattern: look forward to + noun / verb-ing The difference between “I look forward to meeting you” and the incorrect “I look forward to meet you” How to use useful expressions in a workplace conversation Speaking practice and a short comprehension quiz 🗣️ PRACTISE WITH EMMA Write one original sentence using “look forward to + verb-ing” in the comments. Example: I look forward to improving my English every day. Subscribe to Speaklytic for practical English lessons, real-life expressions, grammar tips, and guided speaking practice. #LearnEnglish #ThinkInEnglish #EnglishGrammar #EnglishSpeaking #EnglishVocabulary #IntermediateEnglish #Speaklytic